Spin Galactic is a collection of ping-pong clubs throughout the US and Canada. We’ve built a very robust website controlled through a custom made CMS system that handles franchises, e-commerce, club memberships and more.

This site is built on a PHP/Mysql backbone and uses technologies like XML, Ajax, and jquery to coordinate it’s user base in the tens of thousands.

WSL strategic retail is a corporate reporting agency providing detailed customer analysis to retailers. The site was created with HTML, CSS, PHP, AJAX, JQUERY, and Mysql.

A customized CMS is under way.

I created this screening room for the Broadway play Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark. It includes streaming video and css framework. I do many of these screening rooms for video games, television shows and movies as a way for advertisers to show trailers, coming attractions, and create buzz about the product. Video is one of the best ways to capture and keep an audience on the web. I create so many of these campaigns that it now takes me a couple of hours from start to finish!

WWE Smackdown is one of many Syfy TV show websites I’ve developed and maintain for NBC. I am the Lead developer for this website. The main technologies involved are HTML, CSS, PHP, and XML.

Featuring a star-studded cast of WWE Superstars and Divas, Friday Night SmackDown delivers a shot of adrenaline to Syfy’s lineup and bring fans over-the-top action, feats of athleticism beyond the reach of mortal men, and WWE’s special brand of drama. Larger-than-life personalities like Undertaker, Rey Mysterio, Michelle McCool and Beth Phoenix, among others, are set to deliver their explosive power to Syfy’s Friday night lineup and remind viewers that it takes more than muscle to Imagine Greater.

Scare Tactics is one of many Syfy TV show websites I’ve developed and maintain for NBC. I am the Lead developer for this website. The main technologies involved are HTML, CSS, PHP, and XML.

Actor and comedian Tracy Morgan of 30 Rock and Saturday Night Live hosts and executive produces the frighteningly funny hidden-camera show Scare Tactics.

Set up by friends and loved ones, unsuspecting victims are placed in elaborately staged and scary situations involving movie-style special effects and makeup. The horror hoaxes are skillfully designed to tap into the wildest fears of the prank’s prey. Viewers laugh along to the hilarious reactions of the show’s “stars” as they are caught off guard and on camera.

Hollywood Treasure is one of many Syfy TV show websites I’ve developed and maintain for NBC. I am the Lead developer for this website. The main technologies involved are HTML, CSS, PHP, and XML.

Get an inside view from the life of Joe Maddalena, owner of Profiles in History and the world’s largest auctioneer of original movie, television and pop culture relics.

Hollywood Treasure, follows Joe as he navigates his way through the intricate world of collecting showbiz and pop culture memorabilia: from the Wicked Witch of the West hat and the vintage Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car to Mary Poppins’ carpet bag and other unforgettable props and costumes.

Each week, you’ll travel the globe with Joe and his crew as they search for the most compelling, rare, and sought-after Hollywood memorabilia. A true adventure seeker, Joe tracks leads that send him to a variety of unlikely places— like combing through dusty basements and attics or meeting with world-renowned celebrities to peruse through their personal keepsakes.

One man’s prop is another man’s treasure so Joe is willing to do whatever it takes to get a piece of Hollywood history.

Fact or Faked is one of many Syfy TV show websites I’ve developed and maintain for NBC. I am the Lead developer for this website. The main technologies involved are HTML, CSS, PHP, and XML.

Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files revolutionizes paranormal programming by investigating the evidence witnesses post on the Internet every day. Have you ever seen a photo or video online and wondered, “Is this real?” This is the show that will answer that question.

Heading up the Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files team is Ben Hansen, a former FBI agent with a life-long fascination with the paranormal. Now, having left the agency, he leads a young team of intrepid investigators who will convene to dissect the latest unusual images and decide whether they merit further investigation. Grainy videos will be brought to life as the team conducts thorough and elaborate experiments in an attempt to recreate the phenomena, and Ben will make the final choice which cases will require a trip into the field.

Once an investigation is underway, the team will talk to witnesses, carry out experiments using the latest in high tech detection devices, collect physical samples, and determine whether a case should be debunked, or whether it’s a baffling paranormal mystery that might even put the team in danger. It’s all in a day’s work for the dogged investigators of Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files.

Face Off is one of many Syfy TV show websites I’ve developed and maintain for NBC. I am the Lead developer for this website. The main technologies involved are HTML, CSS, PHP, and XML.

Face Off is a competition/elimination series exploring the world of special-effects make-up artists and the unlimited imagination that allows them to create amazing works of living art. The contestants are tasked with elaborate feature challenges including executing full body paint make up on models and creating their own horror villain. Not only will the show incorporate effects make-up, it will include a wide range of skill sets including prosthetics, 3-D design, sculpting, eye enhancers, casting and molding. Each episode involves incredible reveals of the competitors’ finished work, and the drama of one contestant being sent home by the panel of expert and celebrity judges. It all culminates in one winner and one grand prize that will launch a career.

My full time position at NBC is as a Web Developer for Syfy (Formerly, The Scifi Channel). In that role I created the HTML and CSS framework for the new Syfy.com. I coded major sections of the new site such as the Home Page, Schedule, and Movies sections as well as major show sites. I also authored the main menu code used on every page of Syfy.com.

I regularly create and maintain hundreds of Pages in the Syfy Network. I also handle the Syfy Weekly newsletter which I create every week and send to over 400,000 subscribers.

I help maintain this site as a member of the development team.  My contributions include home page special features, interactive quizzes, streaming video, episode synopsis, galleries, and other interactive features. I also regularly manage the advertising banners on this site.

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